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Ketju on arkistoitu. Esitä kysymys, jos tarvitset apua.

UI elements have become unusably small.

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  • I have attached a screenshot showing a comparison between Mac Finder UI and Thunderbird UI.
  • Thunderbird UI is much harder to read due to the size.
  • Is there a fix for this? In the previous version, I was able to make things larger by modifying settings in a page that started with `about:`.
* I have attached a screenshot showing a comparison between Mac Finder UI and Thunderbird UI. * Thunderbird UI is much harder to read due to the size. * Is there a fix for this? In the previous version, I was able to make things larger by modifying settings in a page that started with `about:`.
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Perhaps have a look at the settings on the view menu. In particular density, zoom and font size.

BTW. there has never need an about: page in Thunderbird for hidden settings, that is Firefox. In Thunderbird it is the config editor

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Perhaps have a look at the settings on the view menu. In particular density, zoom and font size.

BTW. there has never need an about: page in Thunderbird for hidden settings, that is Firefox. In Thunderbird it is the config editor